China's latest announcement will likely add fuel to that debate.
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News media, take heed: Don't add fuel to the fire.
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That could add fuel to a pretty hot U.S. housing market.
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"They don&apost want to add fuel to the fire," Martin said.
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Pluto, your personal love planet, will only add fuel to the fire.
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But Pompeo's tweet will only add fuel to the fire in Venezuela.
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Kono's remarks threatened to add fuel to the controversy, the ministry said.
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Kaplan reportedly warned the feature could add fuel to claims of conservative bias.
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Fear and precedents like this add fuel to theorists' fire—especially on the web.
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Parker continued to add fuel to the fire in a cover interview with InStyle.
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This move could very well add fuel to the fight against the Mueller probe.
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The funding will allow RealSelf to add fuel to its fire, says its founder.
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I hardly expect The New York Times to add fuel to this particular fire.
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"Debriefing the President" will add fuel to the fire of the Trump-led criticism.
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Now, two recent items from the news are likely to add fuel to the fire.
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Instead, apply a light lotion that will moisturize, but not add fuel to the fire.
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The strength will add fuel to an expected rollback of monetary stimulus in the West.
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Such a claim would certainly add fuel to the political firestorm surrounding the Russia probe.
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These photos of her from Bieber's concert will no doubt add fuel to the fire.
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I think they just add fuel to his fire every single time they do that.
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That may add fuel to the S.E.C.'s inquiry into the honesty of that tweet.
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The Petro white paper, released on Tuesday, will only add fuel to the fire of criticism.
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The report is also likely to add fuel to the debate over private versus public schools.
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"For this substantial at-risk minority, porn tends to add fuel to the fire," Malamuth said.
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And yesterday's release of Super Mario Run is sure to only add fuel to that fire.
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It would, however, add fuel to the conspiracy theorists, who already distrust government and traditional media.
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That could "add fuel to hawkish (Bank of England) policymakers' calls for higher interest rates," he said.
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To add fuel to the fire, they're currently poised to release a new split with Richmond's Unsacred.
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The really sad thing, though, is that Brexit will add fuel to the populistic fire burning in Europe.
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The optics of the DUP propping up a pro-Brexit, Conservative government only add fuel to the fire.
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As per usual, his followers were not far behind — jumping on Twitter to add fuel to the speculation.
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" But at this point in her life, she added, "I don't even want to add fuel to anything.
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Or perhaps, as Mayweather has always traded on being despised, it will only add fuel to the fire?
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But an explosion in funds allowing more focused bets will likely add fuel to China's blue-chip euphoria.
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The nomination will add fuel to the discussion that Mr. Corden is outshining his more experienced CBS colleague.
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"External forces should not add fuel to the fire to the conflict inside Venezuela," the Russian government said.
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And it could add fuel to Democrats' appeals that the Senate should allow new witnesses and written evidence.
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NBC News is regularly mocked by Trump himself and the latest gaffe presumably will add fuel to the fire.
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The review is likely to add fuel to a heated national debate over Washington's role in America's wildest spaces.
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Scoring a deal of this magnitude will only add fuel to Slack's ambitions of attracting more and larger customers.
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" VF finished by saying, "It was never my intention to add fuel to the racial fire in this country.
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Kristofer Hivju hopped on Instagram this weekend to add fuel to the fire of all those Tormund-Brienne shippers.
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I understand your frustration and your pain, but you can't use your songs to add fuel to the fire.
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Adding shorter and, more importantly, cheaper boards to the lineup is only going to add fuel to that fire.
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Perhaps he doesn't want to alienate some of his supporters or add fuel to the fire of his opponents.
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Nicholson's testimony could add fuel to senators' arguments against the Trump administration's stated aim of improving relations with Moscow.
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The obnoxious New York Sports Fan and Count The Rings (27, btw) shirts only add fuel to the fire.
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But it's possible new information could add fuel to the fire if more damaging information from testimony comes out.
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But a hike would add fuel to a global debate about whether the extreme monetary policy has really helped.
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This should typically be a last-resort option, as blocking an angry user may add fuel to the fire.
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Mr. Manafort is already reportedly under investigation in connection with Russian contacts; this will add fuel to that fire.
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The Game of Thrones hype machine is in full force already and we're here to add fuel to the wildfire.
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Social media didn't create misinformation, but as Emily Dreyfuss wrote last week, it can certainly add fuel to the fire.
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The new claims dispersed across 20 blog posts on "Lies, Damn Lies, and Startup PR" add fuel to this skepticism.
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Mayweather was super nice to our guy -- but made it clear he didn't want to add fuel to that fire.
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More immediately, it's likely to add fuel to the debate -- particularly among presidential hopefuls -- about the U.S. role in Syria.
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This, coupled with easy Federal Reserve monetary policy for the foreseeable future, could add fuel to the market's record run.
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Moreover, the principles are likely to add fuel to growing efforts to support — if not mandate — diversity standards for governance.
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The temperature record will add fuel to a push by environmentalists, Democrats and the Obama administration to confront climate change.
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The findings will add fuel to an ongoing debate about the economic strength of the United States and the world.
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The technical community hasn't yet pointed out the negativity present in stocks' charts, something that could add fuel to the declines.
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It's only going to add fuel to the Trump storylines, which means, buckle up, we're in for even more political coverage.
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"If we could choose freely we would prefer a fiscal policy that does not add fuel to the fire," Rohde said.
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My knee-jerk was to add fuel, to spar back, to cuss her out, to tell her how wrong she was.
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Nike will add fuel to the city's love affair with athleisure with a number of designer sneaker releases throughout the week.
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However, it is irresponsible for Congress to stand by and allow shortsighted, hastily-implemented standards to add fuel to the fire.
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In the process, this case may help add fuel to mounting calls for antitrust scrutiny of Facebook and its tech giant peers.
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Prospective Emmys wins for Big Little Lies, which scored 16 nominations, would only add fuel to the fire of a sophomore run.
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Ohio poll: Clinton and Trump locked in tight race All of this doesn't just add fuel to questions about Clinton's campaign role.
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Expectations are that it will show a pretty robust monthly gain of 0.6 percent, which will add fuel to the inflation fire.
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Trump's sanctions against Turkey won't do anything to stop its invasion of Syria — and they might just add fuel to the fire
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There has been much speculation on succession at the House of Chanel, and this is bound to add fuel to the rumors.
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All this will add fuel to a fight over whether powers returning from Brussels reside in Westminster or Belfast, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
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P&G's "statement will undoubtedly add fuel to the fire of large brands more carefully scrutinizing their digital advertising choices," he wrote.
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That the service appears to have an outsized target on people of color, however, does add fuel to the ACLU's existing privacy complaints.
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"This latest revelation will only add fuel to the fire for those looking for VW to put right its past failings," it said.
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And 5G networks — which can transfer data more quickly and handle more devices than 4G networks —will only add fuel to the fire.
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McConnell, who tends to avoid public confrontations and isn't known to add fuel to public spats, appeared focused solely on the Republican agenda.
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Soon, celebs like Mary-Kate Olsen, Lauren Conrad, and Nicole Richie helped add fuel to what was becoming the second Renaissance of leggings.
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It is the first major legal challenge of the regulations, and will add fuel to one of the hottest debates in health care.
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"It is unfortunate when elected officials choose to enhance the division in the Israeli society and add fuel to the fire," he said.
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The release of the memo Friday will add fuel to the fire with its implication that the investigation was based on flawed information.
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The findings will add fuel to arguments, particularly from U.S. politicians, that TikTok — owned by Chinese company ByteDance — is a national security threat.
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The tech industry has already been at odds with the Trump administration's stance on immigration, and Graham's comments add fuel to the fire.
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It's dishonorable for Mr. McCrory to promote voting fraud myths and add fuel to voter suppression efforts as he's going out the door.
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If the White House is truly looking to undermine Mueller's power in this investigation further, it would only add fuel to the fire.
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The video, which was published by Breitbart News, is certain to add fuel to conservative arguments that Silicon Valley is arrayed against the right.
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"I think the Chinese are beginning to run out of (policy) ammunition, which does raise concerns that add fuel to the fire," Collyns said.
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Trump as ever can't help but add fuel to the fire when he's held accountable, doing everything he can to deflect attention from himself.
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They can add fuel to your tank so you can get there, but if you're going in different directions you are going to have difficulties.
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Critics said the decision alienated many Kashmiris and would add fuel to a 30-year armed revolt in the Himalayan territory that Pakistan also claims.
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The only silver lining is that the decision is likely to add fuel to the movement to rid companies or forced arbitration agreements in general.
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Some analysts said the Westinghouse deal could add fuel to calls from investors for the Japanese conglomerate to reconsider selling its chips business, Toshiba Memory.
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In the past, whenever intrusive thoughts would spin through my mind, I'd add fuel to the flames and quickly find myself physically and emotionally incapacitated.
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A move by Foton, which focuses on buses and other heavy vehicles, is likely to add fuel to the competition for the Sao Bernardo plant.
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They believe the lack of cooperation will add fuel to allegations that the obstruction itself is an impeachable offense, according to The Hill's Mike Lillis.
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It&aposll probably add fuel to the fire as the truce between the two senators&apos campaigns has shown signs of fraying in recent days.
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" Asked about contingency plans in the event that the outbreak worsens, he declined to answer: "I will not add fuel to the flame of speculation.
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Some have argued the Federal Reserve's patience on rate increases this year as well as stock buybacks will add fuel to the S&P's rally.
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Abortion is "rife with the potential for eugenic manipulation", he wrote, and prenatal tests giving women information about fetal abnormalities add fuel to a moral travesty.
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Senators from both parties have been critical of Trump's position on Russia, and Nicholson's testimony could add fuel to their arguments against improving relations with Moscow.
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Rather, it is because a weakened Mexican economy is bound to add fuel to populist forces already far too much in evidence south of our border.
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Trump's tolling proposal could further add fuel to critics' claim that the White House infrastructure initiative will amount to a "corporate giveaway" for wealthy private investors.
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There reportedly won't be any criminal penalties from the ruling, but it certainly will add fuel to Democrats' push for fresh evidence at the impeachment trial.
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It said the question would add fuel to a threat made in Congressional testimony last June by Thomas Homan, acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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But Brooks's support for Clinton was phrased with such a mixture of elitism and condescension that it can only add fuel to the fire of Trumpian anger.
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Signs of greater caution and less bullish positioning could add fuel to the global rally as they indicate the exuberance of a market peak is further away.
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" But to add fuel to the jokes, its official Facebook account posted a picture of Super Victor with the caption: "Who else isn't going to sleep tonight?
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Beyond the obvious risk to individual privacy is the concern that this never-ending leakage of data could add fuel to the raging fire of political disinformation.
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His surprise decision late Thursday to accede to mysterious government agency requests and keep a few of the documents secret will only add fuel to the fire.
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His plans to visit have already been fraught with controversy amid the threat of protests — and the immigration issue is sure to add fuel to the fire.
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With awards season in full swing, the SAG awards arrive Sunday night to add fuel to an already roaring conversation about who stood out onscreen in 2018.
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And for what it's worth -- Rob continues to add fuel to the fire -- posting a pic of BC's mug with a "key" emoji to his Instagram page.
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The bank's full takeover of Getnet could add fuel to already fierce competition in the card processing sector, as it could make more aggressive offers to its customers.
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Not to add fuel to our ever-growing conspiracy theory here, but the brand also posted brightly colored eyeshadow swatches (and mentioned an upcoming collaboration!) earlier this month.
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Media coverage prompted by the release of new documents on the Kennedy assassination will undoubtedly add fuel to existing conspiracy theories and perhaps spawn a few new ones.
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This figure represented close to 130 times the average pay of their employees, a figure which will add fuel to the growing fire around executive pay in the country.
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If the footage is disappointing, it'll send fans into a panic, and add fuel to the speculation that Disney has been hiding the movie because it was embarrassed or uncertain.
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The study is likely to add fuel to the debate over the future of the program, providing backers of leasing reform with another argument to make against the current system.
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The comments are likely to irk China, which has lodged "stern representations" with Western countries that made remarks about Liu Xiaobo, and add fuel to its testy relationship with Australia.
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To add fuel to the fire, litigation is so expensive that it is common to find it cheaper to settle cases than to go to the expense of a trial.
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Amid a growing propaganda push by the Communist Party, accusing the US of attempting to halt China's rise with tariffs, the choice of date could add fuel to the fire.
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But swelling global supplies have lured funds away from a bullish mindset to a fairly substantial degree, and this could add fuel to a possible spring or summer futures rally.
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Harvey conceded that a bitcoin sell-off could "add fuel to the fire" in a volatile market, but said he's "not so worried" about bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies at present.
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On Russia Trump's relationship with Russia has been one of the most controversial aspects of his election so far, and his comments Monday will simply add fuel to the fire.
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They not only threaten to add fuel to inflation, which has already severely reduced consumers' spending power, but have also sparked regular street protests, energized political opposition and dented Macri's popularity.
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McCabe's presence at this month's fundraiser for the Pennsylvania Democratic Party will likely add fuel to Trump's and his allies' claims that the former deputy director is biased against the president.
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Only two-thirds of Thomas's current contract is guaranteed, and his injury is likely to add fuel to the ongoing debate about why a greater percentage of player contracts aren't guaranteed.
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Her case may add fuel to assertions by social conservatives that policies allowing transgender people to use public restrooms and dressing rooms in accordance with their gender identity could lead to abuse.
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Networks only add fuel to this fire when they use the morally uncomplicated ~drama~ to market the heck out of their shows, something that HBO has not shied away from this season.
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The report could add fuel to conservatives' claims of bias and censorship by Google based on how it determines what content surfaces in its search engine and on its video platform, YouTube.
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David Weil, the administrator of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division under Mr. Obama, believes the change will add fuel to a trend that has been several decades in the making.
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Zarif claimed that a nationwide ceasefire in Syria -- brokered by Russia and Turkey in December -- was largely working, and said that sending US soldiers to fight ISIS would add fuel to the fire.
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The annual study, led by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, would likely add fuel to the ongoing debate over global warming policies such as the international agreement forged in Paris in December.
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Pay no attention to this fleeting optimism — in golf, the brightest hour is just before dusk, and these flashes of competence will only add fuel to the anger when it comes rushing back.
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"With billions of robocalls made to cellphones each year, the feds should be doing more to rein in annoying telemarketers, not throw gas on the problem and add fuel to cellphone spam," said Schumer.
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Another instance of Erdogan's irrational behavior is his making very ill-advised decisions at a time of economic crisis that any sane person would see as likely to seriously add fuel to the crisis.
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The announcement could add fuel to a stock market that has jumped over 20 percent this year, partly on hopes that Beijing and Washington will soon reach a deal to resolve their trade dispute.
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But while this report does little more than explain what the Assad regime used to kill its own people, it'll still add fuel to the fire of the ongoing US-Syria saga over chemical weapons.
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Taylor's explosive testimony is likely to add fuel to Democrats' impeachment inquiry into Trump and his dealings with Ukraine, with Democratic lawmakers leaving the closed door session declaring Taylor's testimony was damning for the President.
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The charges are expected to add fuel to an already fractious debate over whether British authorities should extradite Assange to the United States, where he was previously charged with conspiracy to commit a computer crime.
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" But Wong believes the attacks won't succeed in silencing opposition voices: "The assaults only add fuel to the fire, even though they are used to create a chilling effect on protesters with force and fear.
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Iran's stance on the 2014 Gaza war is a case in point: Tehran remained relatively silent and did little to add fuel to the fire compared with what it might have done under other circumstances.
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Taylor's explosive testimony is likely to add fuel to Democrats' impeachment inquiry into Trump and Ukraine, with Democratic lawmakers leaving the closed door session before three House committees declaring Taylor's testimony was damning for the President.
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Profit-taking reduced the net long position slightly to 2,364 billion cubic feet during the first week of October but there were still enough short positions in the market to add fuel to the subsequent rally.
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As these skeptics are forced to cover their short positions, it may add fuel to the six-week run that's lifted the S&P 123 into positive territory for 2016, according to a Wall Street strategist.
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The FDA's move is certain to add fuel to a growing debate among public health advocates on whether such smoking alternatives shift lifelong smokers to less harmful products or risk addicting a new generation to nicotine.
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She said warmer air in the Gulf of Mexico will likely add fuel to the storm, while warmer ocean temperatures there will fill it with vast amounts of evaporated water that can lead to dangerous flooding.
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He said the new device directly targets the 75 million owners of Nintendo's 3DS hand-held device, and that "this lower-priced version should add fuel to fire as this price-point directly targets those" owners.
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This, plus a record of similar moves that even led the Justice Department to open a counterintelligence investigation into the President, will add fuel to concerns that the President may be wittingly or unwittingly helping Russia.
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"The worry is with the ... Broadcom blockage from the Trump administration that this will add fuel to the fire in a battle versus China on the horizon over the coming 12 to 18 months," Ives said.
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And Warren's high-profile embrace of decriminalizing illegal immigration will add fuel to the fire for the already existing concerns among some Democrats that she is taking positions that could make her unelectable in a general election.
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The coffee cup and water bottle mixups seemingly add fuel to what was a very divisive season—although our friends over at io9 pointed out that there have been plenty of anachronistic goofs in the show's history.
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The double-digit premium increase would come during President Donald Trump's third year in office and could add fuel to a heated debate over health care and the fate of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.
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The months of spreading evidence-free conspiracy theories about massive voter fraud are still taking their toll and will for a long time as questions about election integrity add fuel to calls for more restrictive voting laws.
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"We have enough problems with the Russians and other foreign actors trying to destroy Americans' trust in our elections — we don't need to add fuel to the fires of those efforts," Mr. Warner said in a statement.
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It is likely to add fuel to an already fiery dispute between Big Oil and Big Corn over the future of America's biofuel policy by opening the door to similar challenges from other refiners in the future.
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The material was picked up in statements, interviews, and comments by Hungary's prime minister and his inner circle, and used to add fuel to the central planks of Orbán's relentless anti-Soros and anti-migrant reelection campaign rhetoric.
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A downgrade by another major Western credit ratings agency could add fuel to the belief shared by many within Turkey that the West has not done enough to support Erdogan following the shock attempt to remove the government.
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Riksbank critics say rates at -0.50 percent and a 245 billion Swedish crown ($26.7 billion) bond-buying programme risk economic stability, add fuel to an overheated housing market and leave the bank with little ammunition should inflation stagnate.
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Media sites frequently play up the vulnerabilities of machines, and add fuel to the fire of rumors that circulate in political circles — such as the suggestion that Russia is trying to undermine the Democratic Party through coordinated cyberattacks.
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It is sure to add fuel to the debate about when kids should start playing football, as even some former pros have started to call for an end to tackle football for children under the age of 13.
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Of course, online streaming services like Netflix and YouTube add fuel to our binge-consumption fire with their "post-play features" which give default options to load the next episode or video without ever having to lift a finger.
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The German finance ministry officials wrote in an article published in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper that while the stated goals of such safety bonds were right, they would only "add fuel to the fire" when a crisis hits.
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A forthcoming book, "The Meritocracy Trap: How America's Foundational Myth Feeds Inequality, Dismantles the Middle Class, and Devours the Elite," written by Daniel Markovits, a law professor at Yale, is certain to add fuel to the debate among liberals.
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Maybe governments and international organizations that before might have wanted to speak out against Mexican corruption and official complicity in crimes against citizens now feel constrained to mute such criticism, so as not to add fuel to Trumpian vitriol.
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The act will undoubtedly add fuel to the fire, as conservative factions on the internet have already sprung up in Damore's defense, hailing him as a hero for calling out political correctness and speaking out against diversity in the tech industry.
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I really don't see how they get the votes for this bill in the Senate ... [The Congressional Budget Office] score will only add fuel to the fire, showing that it covers fewer people, with crappier insurance, and probably doesn't save much $.
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While U.S. officials say Iran will only pocket about $50 billion of those assets after legal claims, the announcement of this new settlement could add fuel to the fire for critics who say the U.S. is funding a destructive regime.
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"I think this is definitely going to add fuel to the fire for folks to get out there and help get these initiatives passed," said Lauren Petrie, a senior organizer at Food and Water Watch in Colorado, an opponent of fracking.
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The charge may add fuel to the debate about the agreement among Iran, the United States and five other nations to remove some of the economic sanctions on Tehran in exchange for restraints on the country's alleged nuclear weapons program.
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Trump denies any wrongdoing, but continues to add fuel to the scandal by refusing to take steps to punish Russia for its election meddling or to unequivocally accept the intelligence community's conclusion that Moscow worked to help him win the White House.
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In this context, rising imports of zinc in metallic form are a logical development and one that will add fuel to an already bubbling market, which saw the London three-month price hit a 159-month high of $2000,22015 per tonne last week.
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It's unfortunate that President Donald Trump has chosen to add fuel to an already heated spat with China just as officials from both countries have signaled their willingness to negotiate to avoid escalating trade tensions, said a former deputy U.S. trade representative.
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This is to say nothing of the myriad acquisitions of tech companies with valuations under $1 billion, increasing M&A activity of international companies and the potential for Trump to add fuel to the fire with lower taxes and reduced regulatory oversight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The heads of Britain's top 100 listed companies earn on average almost 400 times more than a worker on the minimum wage, according to analysis that will add fuel to the fire of a debate about inequality in the country.
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Amid the fighting in Libya, Facebook has been used to add fuel to the fire: Military-grade weapons are being openly traded on the platform, human traffickers drum up business online and armed groups even use it to find opponents and critics.
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Ardern's moral leadership must signal to other leaders that their hardline political platforms -- built on waging war, imprisonment, surveillance, animosity and travel bans on Muslims -- only add fuel to the fire of extremism and incitement of violence against immigrants and Muslims worldwide.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The biggest overhaul of the U.S. tax system in more than 30 years, set to win final approval by lawmakers on Wednesday, may add fuel to a rally in technology stocks that has powered Wall Street to record highs this year.
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But the announcement could add fuel to recent speculation that Sotheby's, which has seen its shares fall by roughly 40 percent over the past year, could be ripe for a large investor to either take partial control of the company, or take it private.
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The announcement is very likely to add fuel to a debate about the effectiveness and credibility of the Bank of Japan, which has taken an increasingly active role in trying to shake the economy, the world's third-largest, out of two decades of doldrums.
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The reports about the messages have prompted Republicans in Congress to criticize Mueller, which could add fuel to a push to name a second special counsel to investigate potential wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton as well as other Justice Department concerns connected to the Mueller investigation.
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Read more: Trump's sanctions against Turkey won't do anything to stop its invasion of Syria — and they might even add fuel to the fireVice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are on their way to Ankara to try and broker a ceasefire.
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Detailed accounts that may reveal how the President, or perhaps his staff, misused their roles will just add fuel to the fire that Russia, and likely other adversaries, are intent on stoking through information warfare and their cadre of bots, trolls and fake personas.
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If Mr. Clayton is right that cyberattacks are going to happen even with the best defenses in place, then the small software flaws that hackers exploited at the S.E.C. and Equifax add fuel to the fire of doubt about how secure anyone's information can be.
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TOULOUSE/PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus is engulfed in a fresh bout of speculation over the future of senior managers as corruption probes rattle the aerospace company and add fuel to a long-running clash of egos at the top, people familiar with the group said.
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"The real issue about the dangers for peace in Northern Ireland is not that Brexit itself could be the direct cause of a renewal of violence, but rather that it has the potential to add fuel to the fire of continued paramilitarism," the report concluded.
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"Given that concerns around global demand have been a primary driver of the mass sell-off last year, it seems fair to assume that any further indications of slowdown in China should simply add fuel to the fire of fear," Nomura Instinet analyst Simeon Siegel told CNBC.
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Beyond being a lesson for the broader game industry on how large, risk-averse companies can break into new genres, Apex is also a good example of how certain games can add fuel to an e-sports scene and really accelerate its growth, namely Blizzard's Overwatch.
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The data will also add fuel to the debate about Germany's export strength after the International Monetary Fund on Friday repeated its call for Berlin to increase investment as a way to boost imports, support the economic recovery in other countries and reduce its record trade surplus.
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TOULOUSE/PARIS, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Airbus is engulfed in a fresh bout of speculation over the future of senior managers as corruption probes rattle the aerospace company and add fuel to a long-running clash of egos at the top, people familiar with the group said.
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If the courts force Mr. Netanyahu out, it will only add fuel to a vicious campaign of leaders and legislators who believe — not entirely without reason — that Israel's legal system has too much power and is too involved in making decisions that belong in the political arena.
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According to The New York Times, that's because the president appears to be heeding the warnings of his advisers, who have cautioned him that tweeting or speaking out about McDougal or Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, would only add fuel to the already headline-dominating stories.
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The figures are likely to add fuel to the debate about Germany's export strength after the International Monetary Fund on Friday repeated its call for Berlin to increase investment as a way to reduce its current account surplus, increase imports and hence support the economic recovery in other countries.
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The public outcry has largely subsided from public view since the Justice Department agreed to a series of classified briefings with lawmakers on the issue, but this latest request from Nunes -- whether it bears fruit or not -- will likely add fuel to the embers left over from that fight.
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" Well, if the Cavs—not to mention the rest of the league—were tired of Golden State before, one tidbit toward the end of Jenkins' piece will almost certainly add fuel to the fire: "One NBA front office ran simulations, based on player values, for the upcoming season.
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The U.S. dollar was little changed after peaking at a two-week high on Friday against a basket of currencies after data showing a record Chinese trade surplus, which may add fuel to U.S.-China trade tensions, spurred more investors to pile into the safety of the greenback.
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A plea bargain testimony by Palocci, once one of Brazil's most powerful politicians, could also add fuel to the country's political and economic turmoil by widening the scope of the so-called Car Wash investigation, currently focused on engineering firms, to include banks and large corporations, Folha said.
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But he cited the interceptions by British, French and American ships of arms headed to Yemen, and said "it is not constructive to be sending dhows across the Gulf loaded with weapons that are only going to add fuel to the fire of a war we are busy trying to end."
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"The worry is with the Tillerson ouster and Broadcom blockage from the Trump administration that this will add fuel to the fire in a battle versus China on the horizon over the coming 12 to 18 months," said Dan Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights, in a note.
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The complication is that faster growth could undermine the party's case that tax cuts are needed to add fuel to an economy that is already running with low unemployment — and it could lead the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates more quickly, which could dampen the effects of any tax bill.
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Again, even if you believe that Rice did something that was wrong -- and her strange decision to kind of, sort of, deny that she knew anything about the unmasking will add fuel to that fire -- it is still not proof, or anything close to proof, that Obama ordered Trump to be wiretapped.
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If space startups don't have a good grasp of government regulations, the red tape could quickly ground their great big ideas, warns Jonathan Fentzke, who was tapped Wednesday as managing director of the Techstars Allied Space Accelerator, an international public-private partnership aiming to add fuel to a new generation of innovators.
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"The Europeans see an erratic response by Trump to the situation and believe that his messaging is playing right into the hands of the more radical elements in Iran, and they don't want to add fuel to the fire," said Ellie Geranmayeh, an Iran expert with the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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While the RFS waivers haven't received the same attention as the avalanche of other ethics violations, his rejection of the GOP senators request to stop issuing waivers — and to bring the already controversial Icahn into the mix — will only add fuel to the bubbling rage among the very group he most needs to survive.
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It is too late to stop this particular weapon from being built, but — whether future weapons of this nature will be built or deployed — this is unlikely to be the last fight over the desire to develop new, unnecessary nuclear capabilities that would add fuel to the increasing prospect of a dangerous arms race.
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The accident, which according to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol killed 403-year-old Joshua Brown on a clear, dry roadway on May 7 in Williston, Florida, will add fuel to a debate within the auto industry and in legal circles over the safety of systems that take partial control of steering and braking from drivers.
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But Sanders's candidacy would likely add fuel to an already heated debate over what kind of candidate the Democratic Party should pit against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 2020.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote GOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses MORE (Utah), have said the new details add fuel to calls for the upper chamber to open the trial to witnesses.
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Democrats are charging ahead with their impeachment inquiry despite a White House vow not to cooperate in the investigation, all but daring President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE to stonewall the probe and add fuel to allegations that obstruction itself is an impeachable offense.
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But in a rush to cast their particular candidate as the one true good — and some members of the media's desire to add fuel to a potent narrative — we have become distracted from what is really important about the moment: that it is rooted in very real concerns over whether a woman can be president, and a sexism that lies at the heart of those concerns that very much needs to be addressed.
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"That one-year mark matters a lot to this president," she said Amanda Kadlec, policy analyst at the RAND Corporation, told VICE News that the move was likely to "add fuel to the existing fires" in the region, and raise domestic pressures on Middle Eastern governments aligned to the U.S. Andreas Krieg, a Middle East expert at King's College London, said the move would also undermine U.S. policy in a geopolitically strategic region by further stripping Trump of credibility and legitimacy.
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Dragan Covic, the leader of the HDZ, has adopted rhetoric similar to that of Serbia's late wartime leader Slobodan Milosevic, and has aligned himself with Russia and RS. To add fuel to the fire, last month, as Bosnians and members of the international community commemorated the genocide in Srebrenica — where Serb forces killed over 85033,000 innocent Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys — Rajko Vasic, a member of the main board of the RS's ruling party, the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), threatened the survivors and non-Serbs in Bosnia with another genocide, a move condemned by the Office of the High Representative.
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The 1,000 elite US troops in Syria are making a chaotic and demoralizing retreat after Trump canceled their missionLong before the US pulled out, Kurds in Syria were keeping back channels to Russia and Assad wide openISIS has been waiting for this very moment as Trump-fueled chaos in Syria helps it regroupIn just one week, Trump's Syria retreat has caused the nightmare scenario everyone warned him aboutTrump imposed sanctions on Turkey only after advisers explained to him the obvious consequences of letting it invade Syria, report saysTurkey's president pulled one over on Trump — and some of the US's most dangerous adversaries are the big winnersTrump's sanctions against Turkey won't do anything to stop its invasion of Syria — and they might just add fuel to the fireThe US defense secretary gives US's strongest condemnation yet of Turkey's 'unacceptable incursion' in SyriaTrump is applauding Russia's victory in Syria after handing it to them on a platterTrump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in Syria
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